Hi
Please allow me to think a loud.
If I have a coil "primary", pulse it with a square or saw tooth wave, then get another coil "secondary" near it, would not I get a sine wave out of the secondary coil due to the build/collapse of the magnetic field?
If I play around with the physical orientation, put an iron rod in the middle of one, maybe turn one coil over the other, toroidal, or whatever, with the objective of making this sine wave pure.
Is not this easily do-able? if not, why?
Is not this who AC is generated? buy the moving interaction of a coil and flux?
thx
Please allow me to think a loud.
If I have a coil "primary", pulse it with a square or saw tooth wave, then get another coil "secondary" near it, would not I get a sine wave out of the secondary coil due to the build/collapse of the magnetic field?
If I play around with the physical orientation, put an iron rod in the middle of one, maybe turn one coil over the other, toroidal, or whatever, with the objective of making this sine wave pure.
Is not this easily do-able? if not, why?
Is not this who AC is generated? buy the moving interaction of a coil and flux?
thx